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Urban Habitat and many ally organizations are working to ensure that SB 375 is equitably implemented
throughout the region, and that low-income communities and communities of color are not displaced by
transportation investments and land use decisions. The preservation and new construction of affordable
housing near existing and planned transit is critical to our anti-displacement work. However, 50 percent of the
funding for new affordable housing construction, 75,000 affordable housing rental units, and all of the tools
Bay Area cities rely on to provide affordable housing could be lost because of the fiscal situation of the state
and federal government. As a result, many Bay Area cities will not have the resources and tools to provide
adequate affordable housing for low-income communities and communities of color. There are many
organizations actively working to preserve affordable housing throughout the state. Here are some
organizations you can contact for more information.File attachments:
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 AffordableHousingResourceGuide.pdf | 235.04 KB |